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Strumpshaw Steam Museum

Strumpshaw Steam Museum is a heritage attraction set within the grounds of Strumpshaw Hall, Norfolk, that has welcomed visitors since 1964.

The museum features steam engines, 100-ton working beam engines, a narrow-gauge railway, a 1930s fairground, mechanical organs, and memorabilia. It opens on Sundays and bank holidays only.

The hall grounds also offer a campsite accommodating tents, caravans, and motorhomes, with space described as suitable for all types of units.

Disability access provisions include a ramped train entrance, a disabled toilet, and double doors into the museum with access to all areas.


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